In its’ long history the Catholic Church has declared many events to be miracles. Such events always include supernatural activity, that is to say, something that violates natural law, as well as an obvious connection to God. Many, if not most of these miracles, happened decades or centuries ago so it is not possible for the average individual to ascertain the validity of them.

There are a number of alleged miracles that have happened and are now happening in modern times. One of the most famous is the Miracle of Fatima also known as the Miracle of the Sun, which occurred in 1918.  This event has withstood the test of time as neither atheists nor science has been able to “debunk it” (Speaking of science, the same has taken a big hit to its’ credibility since the Covid scenario began.)  The Fatima miracle is supported by about 70,000 witnesses and the recorded testimony of many of those witnesses which can be found here on PDF file: https://lithiaflorida.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Meet-the-Witnesses-91511.pdf.

Now we jump to 2009, at which time a statue of the Virgin Mary is said to “come alive”.  This was on Tapao mountain in Vietnam.
I had never heard of this event so I posted two videos that were taken of it.  The videos are taken at a great distance and are not very sharp. The second video is a zoom shot, though not a great deal better. You can hear the voices of the crowd suddenly get loud when they witness the miracle. The people taking the video are really shocked.
I don’t know what to say about the vid other than  I know what I saw.

  Just added 12/29/21.  This video looks to be a little better.

This concrete looking statue seems to emit light for a second  or so, midway through the video.